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It's been a big week for Asus' tiny wee EEE PC. Not only is it getting upgraded to a 10-inch version , it's also getting Wii-style motion controls. We don't want to sound negative, but wasn't the whole point that it's small and stripped down? Adding all this is like putting a top hat on a mouse.

Is this the 3G iPhone ? Could well be. Differences are minimal, but then it's all about what's on the inside, isn't it?

Dualit's DAB Lite is one of the most gorgeous retro-styled radios we've seen. And while you're drooling over its loveliness, why not check out our round-up of alternative retro DAB radios ?

Is the iPod going to be solar-powered? It seems that's how it's going, with Apple filing a patent top do just that this week. Look out for Mr Jobs in his wellies, greening all over the place.

Woolworths has stopped selling CD singles. Call us ahead of our time, but we haven't bought a CD single in years. Or stepped into Woolies for decades, for that matter. Except to gorge on Pic'n Mix, that is. Still, it shows to the extent downloads rule, even to the bovine masses.

Our lovely T3 covergirl has been prancing through the site this week too, raising pulses and getting us all hot in special places. And her name's Elle Liberace. That's not a joke. Check her out, and we assure you won't be laughing.

Samsung is following up the Soul with a spelling mistake. And it's pretty much the same, except without the slide action. So if you don't like sliders, and we can't think why you wouldn't, you can still enjoy this kickass phone.

Nokia's N96 is touching down in July! That's if you believe Play.com, which, given how cheap their DVDs are, we do. We love it more than our parents. And speak to it far more often.

T-Mobile has launched a music download service. Called Jukebox, it manages to be more expensive than iTunes and Nokia's Music Store, yet does the same thing. It's an interesting strategy, you have to give it that.

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Finally, the T3 Awards are once again sashaying their way through West London, gadget lovers in tow. Have your say and make sure your fave gets the credit it deserves. Head over to awards.T3.com and register your vote, from mobiles to PCs, gaming systems, satnavs, MP3 players and more. Your vote counts, so use it wisely.